electrogamerman @ electrogamerman @lemmy.world

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and the comment I replied to makes a lot of sense, lmao

Thats just two less shoes than for a complete ox.

I just read it here on lemmy.

Bro, no one is more zealot than Muslims and islam, and France is stopping them, and im happy of that.

Huh? Muslims can still go to school, cant they?

All the students should start wearing abayas

Or none should wear abayas?

It will entirely break down the argument that it’s a religious symbol.

Not all religious expressions are right. A lot of religion ideals are ancient.

What about a law that requires only women to cover their bodies and not men? What would that be?

Im glad I read this. I support any minority and any freedom of religion, but not in a thousand years will I support conservative, ancient ideals.

Because muslims and Islam are so inlcusive, tolerant and respectful

Its easy, get the girls some new clothes

Dont compare an Abaya to a rainbow. They are nothing a like.

I mean, im pretty sure a women not wearing an Abaya in Saudi Arabia would have it waaaaaaaaaaay worse than a girl not being able to wear it in school. That doesnt seem like the opposite to me

This seems like a strange example.

It was clearly a strange example to give a point, to which you didnt make any comment.

some girls are forced and I won’t deny it

So in your opinion, how are we going to help these girls that being forced into it? or is your opinion that they dont mind and we should only focus on the girls that want to dress conservative because they want? You mention a system of support for muslim girls.... why are muslims not fighting for that? Its strange that they are only enraged, when the government decides to ban the abaya dress, but I wonder if they are also enraged by the fact that some girls are being forced into it.

acting like a girl living in France choosing to wear an abaya in a healthy Arab family setting (Or any loose dress popular in any culture) is any different from a girl choosing jeans in a healthy western family setting is disingenuous.

The difference here is that there is not a group/religion forcing girls/women to wear jeans. Sure, little girls see their moms wearing jeans and they also want to wear jeans, but there is not a religion telling women to wear jeans. With abaya dresses/other coverings, there is a religion telling women to wear them, so saying that little girls wear them because their moms wear them has a different connotation.

Thats the whole point here! Like it or not, this religion is brain washing women to cover their bodies because ELSE!, and they are taught that since childhood.

I only said that more authoritarianism is not the answer to authoritarianism.

Come on, be real. Muslims and Islam force people into wearing x and y clothing. Dont come here and say they are not authoritarian. Yes, authoritarianism is the answer to authoritarianism. You are not going to win to authoritarianism with kind words.

Not their parents

Exactly. And they are the ones making a big deal out of this.

If a little girl wanted to dress as a unicorn to school, the parents would easily say: "no, you cannot dress to school, it is banned", or do you think the parens would be like "WHY CANT MY LITTLE GIRL DRESS AS UNICORN TO SCHOOL. FRANCE IS FASCIST!".

All these "but my daughter wants to cover her whole body, its her choice!!", its coming from their parents.

I actually agree with Merkels decision.

Yeah, the answr to opression and authoritianism is peace and love, go tell that to the ukranians, maybe if they surrender, Russia will threat them with love.

The solution of opression and authoritarianism is intolerance to them. The french government is not forcing people to wear something, they are enforcing the opressors to not force people to wear something.

If people get pregnant the same way, I dont see why they cant get an abortion the same way. Approved!

Crazy! Just read this morning that Mexico descriminalized abortion in the whole country and now this! As a Mexican, I am kind of proud.